Nikolay Molchanov wrote:
Perhaps you misunderstand Electric Cloud.
It provides benefit not through a better make (though
maybe that's part of it), but by filesystem-level dependency
analysis, distribution,and file caching.
Oh, yes, I think you are right. BTW, it is interesting to estimate
what improvement we can get from file caching. Sun Studio 11
compilers have a new feature: "preprocessed include files". This
is some kind of caching, and we can try to use it. Another way is
to have /usr/include in memory (f.e. copy this directory to /tmp
and mount as /usr/include). What else makes sense to cache?
Thanks,
Nik
Oblig. caveat: ON doesn't include files from /usr/include
because it is the source of those include files ;-).
- Bart
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